The Rise of Indigenous Peoples’ Day — Reclaiming History from Columbus

Columbus Day has long overshadowed the stories of the people who lived here first. Indigenous Peoples’ Day was born in 1992 as an act of resistance—and today, many U.S. cities and states officially observe it. This video examines why this shift matters: for identity, history, and justice. If we truly honored the first Americans, what would the national calendar look like?